Music Copyright Check
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Find the copyright risk in your back catalog before it finds you.
What is It?
A review of your brand's past social and influencer content, checking for music that was used without proper licensing.
How it Works
1. Content Mapping
We analyze up to five years of your brand-owned and influencer content across Instagram and TikTok.
2. Music Detection
AI-powered recognition detects and classifies the music used across that content.
3. Risk Identification
We identify copyright exposure and licensing risks.
4. Exposure Mapping
Map music usage across creator collaborations.
5. Ongoing Protection
Continuous monitoring protects future campaigns before risk becomes a takedown, a claim, or a legal proceeding.
WHY IS IT VALUABLE?
Over the years, multinational brands build up thousands of social media posts and influencer collaborations, often without ever checking what's in them. A meaningful share of that content may use music that was never properly licensed, which creates real legal and financial risk.
What does unlicensed music usage mean for your brand?
1. Content Removal by the Platform
Unlicensed music can trigger takedowns from the platform itself, pulling content that's already live and performing.
2. Copyright Infringement & Campaign Delivery Delays
Infringement claims stall active campaigns, delaying delivery and creating friction with clients and creators mid-flight.
3. Retrospective Legal Proceedings
Content published years ago can still trigger legal action today, exposure doesn't expire just because the post is old.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Global brands, enterprise marketing teams, FMCG companies, beauty groups, and any company with extensive influencer activity or a large social media archive.
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Brand-owned and influencer collaboration content across Instagram and TikTok, going back up to five years.
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Every report breaks down into two parts. Content details cover the platform, account name, and publication date for each post analyzed. Music details cover the artist, track name, label or rights holder, and release date for any music identified. Together, this maps exactly what content is at risk and why.
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